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In today’s Economic Democracy Weekly, we focus on struggles for economic justice in Native communities, starting with an article on the movement for land recovery known as #LandBack. The latest entry in the solidarity economy series discusses a deepening partnership between a nonprofit co-op developer and the Wiyot nation in northern California. Another article highlights the work of a Wisconsin-based Native community development loan fund. Lastly, we invite you to join us tomorrow for a webinar to continue the conversation, featuring three writers published this fall in our Economic Justice in Indian Country article series.
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Land Back must happen so that all other aspects of Indigenous livelihood can return with it. As a metanarrative, it helps unite Indigenous people for our collective liberation. Read more...
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In Humboldt County, California, a partnership between the Wiyot nation and a local cooperative support group is creating a path towards a regenerative economy. Read more...
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Join us for Remaking the Economy: Economic Justice in Indian Country on Oct. 14th at 2 pm EDT. Cosponsored by First Nations, the conversation will feature Heather Fleming (Navajo) of Change Labs, Vanessa Roanhorse (Navajo) of Native Women Leads, and Lakota Vogel (Cheyenne River Sioux) of Four Bands Community Loan Fund. Free registration here. Free registration here.
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